Gator (1976) Reviews

Gator (1976)
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Having created the character of Gator McKlusky in 1973's White Lightning, Burt Reynolds reprises the role in the appropriately titled Gator. Once again, ex-convict McKluskey is strong-armed into helping the feds nab a dangerous criminal, who turns out to be an old high-school chum (Jerry Reed). He is aided and abetted by TV reporter Aggie Maybank (Lauren Hutton) and comedy-relief FBI agent Irving Greenfield (Jack Weston). Talk-show host Mike Douglas makes his film debut as a Jimmy Carter-style governor. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Starring:
Burt ReynoldsJack Weston, (more)
Director(s):
Burt Reynolds
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG
Format(s):
DVD
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Robert S.

After viewing White Lightening I tried this: what a let down. A complete waste of time. I usually enjoy shallow escapism but this is really poor/lame.

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Glenn L. B.

Another great action movie with Burt Reynolds with Lauren Hutton adding to the on-screen cheminstry. Recommend it, good sequel of White Lightning.

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John S.

good son of the south 70's movie, good movie

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    Robert S.

    After viewing White Lightening I tried this: what a let down. A complete waste of time. I usually enjoy shallow escapism but this is really poor/lame.

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    Glenn L. B.

    Another great action movie with Burt Reynolds with Lauren Hutton adding to the on-screen cheminstry. Recommend it, good sequel of White Lightning.

    Yes   |   No

     
    John S.

    good son of the south 70's movie, good movie

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